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High Resolutionwarmup doodle
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High ResolutionAn alternate version of “Humming”. I feel like this one fits better with the comic itself but I hate thinking I wasted my time with all that color work…
Oh well.
As before: 1080p here.
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folk (klaufir) on Twitter
The latest from folk (@klaufir). you can’t eat that. portland
there will be many more tweets once i have upgraded to a more usable phone
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High ResolutionA quick alternate color version of this thing. I’ll leave the original on my blog but I just wasn’t feeling the bright green. It just kept bothering me every time I saw it.
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High ResolutionHumming
A sort of promo/title image for Homunculus that I’ve been whittling away at over the last couple weeks in between commissions and classwork. It is also available in 1080p if anyone has a widescreen and is interested in using it as a wallpaper.
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High ResolutionI don’t think it’s any big deal.
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High ResolutionA recent panel from Homunculus.
I’m making progress! The first chapter should be finished in a couple months or so, barring unforeseen hangups. The more I work on it, the more I get into the groove. I’m hoping to soon reach the point where I can crank out a page every day. Most of the panels will be less-detailed than this one, thankfully.
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High Resolution.snroh htiw doG A .sevooh htiw doG A
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These are the brushes I use most often. I use some super basic ones too, like a simple soft airbrush and a simple circle brush, but you don’t need a guide on how to make those.
Some of the blotmaps and textures are from this pack.
I don’t take credit for any of the shapes or textures in the pack, I have borrowed them all from other artists. If I ever get around to making my own custom blotmaps or whatever, I will let you know.
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The top left one is best for blotchy-but-smooth painting. It will give a sort of impressionist feel (sorta).
The top right is a “pencil” tool. It does what it sounds like.
Bottom left is fantastic for loose textured speed painting. It will force you not to over-blend things so if you have a habit of painting everything “too smooth”, this will force you to like… not do that as much.
Bottom right is good for achieving a nice wet-on-wet paintstroke look. I frequently use it for stuff like clouds, water, etc.
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Note: I change the settings quite often. It depends on what you need really. Sometimes I end up changing them so much that I just make a new brush - that’s how the bottom right came about, it was originally just a copy of the top left.
Enjoy!
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Some commissions I’ve recently finished. Still more to come!
If anyone is interested in getting a grainy B&W portrait of their character like this, I am still taking them. :>
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High ResolutionLeaf’s a grump.
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High Resolutionstudy of that film i like a lot.
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